Le Panoramique Trail: It’s easily the “must do” trail of the park. The short 800m, yet completely bum burner of a steep trail leads up to a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains and lakes. In the distance, you can even see Mont Tremblant. The trail is a well marked narrow dirt path, steady incline, with multiple wooden staircases. There is a covered bench to enjoy a little rest at the lookout. The trail ends at the lookout, and is best not to explore beyond that point to support the park’s efforts in promoting a bio diverse and thriving environment.
Le Riverian Trail: The Riverian is a shorter 700m hike around the lake. The trail itself is family friendly and suitable for those with mild mobility challenges. It’s a mix of both wide dirt path and boardwalk sections.
Le Tour-du-lac Trail: It was a drizzly afternoon when we decided to hike around the lake following the tour-du-lac trail. It’s a 4.7km loop that offers multiple lookout points. The path is narrow in sections, with a few boardwalks. The wooden walkways tend to be slippery in damp conditions. Plenty of flora to explore along the way, nothing but wildflowers and mushrooms.
Lac du Cordon: Sooooo there are two options to get to your tree house in the summer months – you can either hike it in (carts available) or canoe in! Canoes are available to rent and a great way to explore the lake. The lake itself is ridiculously clear, and perfect for swimming!
